Deutherius

well, you are comparing both value and type... wouldn't an established function have an expected return type? Unless I'm missing something, it should be safe enough to just == 59

I don't get it... Wouldn't it be safe enough to just compare the value? 59

61 ...or is it NaN?

Alright, 63

I 64. Takes some flexible thinking, but it's very possible.

We made Ethan say the forbidden number. My life is now complete. 66

lololol you said 69 68

70 Even less mature than I expected.

70 We have incoming! Mature humour!

Make that 72 bottles ...hic!

Kevin encouraged nefarious creed: "Heroes justly die." rzvhwos

74 bottles of beverage of your choice on a wall

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-78 hue hue hue alright, 78

have one from me as well 76

74 succumb!

76 I'm fighting as hard as i can

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Eh, 78

That's because, as far as I recall, the F3 screen can only be trusted with mission time, max altitude and max speed over land. If you look at my submission, the F3 screen says I have traveled only 1,099,219 m ground distance, and I can assure you and prove that I went the whole way. There are problems with the distance traveled measurements everywhere, here, for example, the OP had to completely change the rules and wipe the scoreboard because of it. Also, I think you meant circumference, not diameter

68 here, you can have a go at it again

You misunderstood that part of the movie I think. They were only using the shuttles as boosters, and detached them to get rid of dead mass once their fuel got depleted. And also to propel the plotline further, but that is not relevant to the physics of this.

Black Friday?

Totes legit win you got there guys, congratulations. Also, did you know there's "gullible" written on the forum background in a slightly different color? If you lean back from your monitor, you will see it

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